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ANALYSIS: By reshaping competencies, tightening accountability and institutionalizing consultation, the new regulations outline how the Roman Curia will function under Pope Leo XIV in the next phase of papal governance.
Cardinal Gianfranco Ghirlanda has denied reports that he is involved in changing the papal election process to make it more synodal.
The Vatican published the standard edition of Praedicate Evangelium that serves as a reference for translations into other languages on March 31. The few changes include reference to the extraordinary form.
The group of cardinal advisers, sometimes referred to as the C9 because it previously had nine members, was established by Pope Francis in 2013, to “assist him in the governance of the universal Church,” as well as to revise the text of the 1988 apostolic constitution Pastor bonus.
Pope Francis and the ‘council of cardinals’ held their 20th round of meetings in Rome this week.
In a lengthy and forceful annual Christmas message to the Roman Curia, the Pope outlines his vision for further Curial reform.
The majority of discussion focused on proposals surrounding different Vatican departments. Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston also led an 'exchange of thoughts' on Pope’s motu proprio that stipulates that neglect on the part of a bishop in abuse cases is sufficient grounds to remove him from office.
The Holy Father told the synod on the family Oct. 22 that the new office has been established as part of his reform of the Curia.
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